English
Etymology
Originally �meet, meet in argument�, from MF. term|occurrer|langfro, from L. term|occurrere||run to meet, run against, befall, present itself|langla, (term|ob-|langla + term|currere|langla).
Verb
en-verb|occur|r|ing
- To present itself; to offer; to appear; to happen; to take place.
#: I will write if opportunity occurs.
- To meet or come to the mind; to suggest itself; to be presented to the imagination or memory.
#: rfdate|convert into real quote There does not occur to me any use of this experiment for profit. - Bacon.
Translations
trans-top|present itself
Czech: vyskynout t|cs|se, naskynout t|cs|se
Dutch: t|nl|zich t|nl|aanbieden, t|nl|zich t|nl|voordoen, t|nl|plaatsvinden, t|nl|voorkomen, t|nl|gebeuren
Finnish: esiintyä
French: arriver, t|fr|se produire, t|fr|se passer, avoir lieu
German: vorkommen, passieren
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Kurdish: KUchar|��ک���ت�, KUchar|���دا�
Portuguese: ocorrer
Spanish: ocurrir
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trans-top|meet or come to the mind
Czech: napadnout
Dutch: t|nl|invallen, t|nl|opkomen, t|nl|verschijnen
Finnish: tapahtua
French: venir à l�idée (de quelqu�un)
German: einfallen, in den Sinn kommen
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Portuguese: ocorrer
Romanian: trece
Spanish: ocurrirse
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ttbc|Telugu: �ల��� (�వసర� �ల���), �ర�పడ� (�వసర� �ర�పడ�), ��ి���
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